Tulsa Homeowner Fortunate After Chase Suspect Crashes Truck Into House
The Tulsa County Sheriff s Office is looking for a man who they say led deputies on a chase before crashing into a house. The homeowner said he s counting his blessings because he was just inches away from being hit by the truck.
Doug Daniels said it sounded like an explosion when the truck came crashing through his back window around 9:15 a.m. on Wednesday. That truck was only that far from coming right through me, said Daniels.
Daniels said he was sitting in his living room recliner when it happened. He said he has a bad back and it took him a few moments to get out of the chair to see what happened.
the buildings and killing two people. it s a bit of a trying time for us. cu excuse me. we re going to get through right but the worst is yet to come. flooding the threatening west texas to illinois. oklahoma s governor signed an executive order declaring a state of emergency in all counties. we re not out of the woods yet. we re upon toring the inflows into the water shed into the arc and the keystone reservoir. so it still could get worse. reporter: the tulsa county sheriffs officer captured these images showing the extent of the flooding in this west tulsa neighborhood and the difficulty facing first responders. the arkansas river. this is threatening to take the pressure off its levees. sunday s extreme weather comes after a brutal week of violent
a man when he confused his gun for his taser. documents show robert bates did receive favoring at the department. he s charged with manslaughter in the death of the 44-year-old eric harris. nick valencia has details. so what exactly are these documents saying? hey there, brooke. the documents are related to a 2009 internal affairs investigation, which essentially shows that robert bates was not shown favor during the selection process of becoming a reserve deputy but he was shown preferential treatment, especially when it came to things like training. now, this report hinges on the so-called intimidating actions by some of the supervisors there in the tulsa county sheriffs office and a handful of employees were interviewed for this report. one employee said brooke that she didn t feel intimidated until, quote, chief instructed me to make a certificate for